It’s a common question. Children experience various challenges, and it’s essential to recognize when professional support is necessary. Trust your instincts and seek guidance from teachers, friends, and pediatricians.

Therapy costs can vary based on:

• Required Service – Therapy session, Assessment, Parent-Teacher teacher Conference, Etc.
• Mode of session – In-clinic, On-the-gO (Home Service), Online Teletherapy
• seniority of therapist.

It’s essential to discuss fees and payment options upfront.

We provide Speech, Occupational, and Physical Therapy, plus Learning Support, through in-clinic, THINK-On-the-Go Home sessions, or Online Assessment and Teletherapy.

The frequency of sessions varies. Some children benefit from weekly sessions, while others may need more or less. Discuss this with the therapist and developmental pediatrician to find the right balance.

Therapists may work directly with your child, involve family members, or even collaborate with teachers. Understanding the team approach ensures everyone is on the same page.

Regular updates are crucial. Ask about progress reports, feedback sessions, and ways you can support your child’s growth outside of therapy.

Patience is key. Some improvements may be gradual, while others might be noticeable sooner. Consistency and collaboration make a difference.

Therapists set goals with measurable outcomes. Regular check-ins help track progress. You play a vital role in supporting your child’s growth.

Trust your instincts. Sometimes it takes a few sessions for the relationship to click. If it’s not a good fit, consider finding another therapist.

Resistance is common. Seek advice on gently encouraging your child to participate without causing stress.